SB Energy to build data center and power plant in Ohio for SoftBank's AI drive
SoftBank Group's SB Energy is undertaking infrastructure development for CEO Masayoshi Son's artificial intelligence initiative, with plans to transform a former uranium enrichment plant site in Piketon, Ohio, into a natural gas-fired power complex and one of the world's largest data center campuses. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick participated in the groundbreaking ceremony in March.
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